"[Bronze axes are] common enough that you would expect to find one, but rare enough to be excited when you do. What's unique about this one is the number of finds in one place, making it a hoard.

Bronze was an expensive commodity that was carefully husbanded. Not far from where the axe head was found, a hoard of scrap was recovered from a farmer's field a couple of years ago, presumably ...

This flat axe was found at Boreland Farm, Inch, Stranraer, these kind of axes are some of the earliest examples of metal work in the UK. Most likely made in Ireland. Comments are closed for this ...

This Bronze axe was discovered in the townland of Ballyweany in Loughguile, Co. Antrim. It is inscribed with the name of Dr. D'Evelyn, who was a very well-known antiquities collector from ...

"One of the most distinctive features of Chinese bronze craftsmanship is the use of piece-mold casting. Unlike Western ...

An unidentified perpetrator has damaged a memorial commemorating children of Romani origin who were murdered by the Nazis ...

BRONZE AGE BOY:That’s magic dad. BRONZE AGE FATHER:A bronze axe head. That’s real magic. NARRATOR:Its 4,000 years ago and new people have arrived in Britain bringing lots of new ideas with them.